I paid a euro for this at the regular Thursday market here today. I enjoy these medieval mysteries.

A medieval murder mystery featuring the coroner, Sir John Cranston and his clerk, Brother Athelstan. A good story, full of colour, characters and the seedier parts of London in 1376.
I'm really glad I didn't live in this smelly, filthy, violent century in London.

One of four books in a cat food box, in the hands of La Poste, on its way to North Yorkshire.

Thank you very much, bluenoser, for the cat food box of books that welcomed me home from a rather stressful week away. Much appreciated, thank you!
I've read and enjoyed several mysteries by this author and look forward to adding another one to the list - at some time, maybe not too soon ....

That was fun! Thank you again, bluenoser! Multiple murders and riddles and possible suicides and treason and lies and all sorts of unsavoury stuff - just what the doctor ordered!

I left this with the other books on offer in this very well stocked red telephone box book exchange while visiting relatives in the south west!

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